Sentence examples for synonymous said from inspiring English sources

"I think housing and technology are synonymous," said Peter Mocco, the developer of Liberty Harbor.

"People are trying to get back that '80s thing where the art world and clubbing was synonymous," said Matthew Higgs, the director of the White Columns gallery.

"Lee is one of the great names in American planning, and the Long Island Regional Planning Board and Lee are synonymous," said Robert D. Yaro, the president of the Regional Plan Association, a private planning group in Manhattan.

Conservatives and Republicans aren't synonymous, he said.

"Southpaw and The Rub are synonymous," Roff said.

"For me, Molson Canadian and hockey are synonymous," Perkins said.

The senator may convince the conspiracy thinkers that "Jewish" and "liberal" are not synonymous, he said.

"It reflects a sense that we see Britain and England as synonymous," he said.

"For me, retirement and death are synonymous," she says proudly.

It's synonymous with saying the movie was directed by Wes Anderson.

I left higher education – which in America is synonymous with saying I left college with debt.